Shopping at Whole Foods should mean less plastic waste
Whole Foods says it's committed to sustainability, but its shelves remain lined with single-use plastic packaging.
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The weed killer Roundup has been linked to cancer. It’s time to ban it.
Roundup's main ingredient is a probable human carcinogen, yet it continues to be the most widely used herbicide in the world. The EPA must ban it, unless and until independent research proves it safe.
New report reveals widespread presence of plastic chemicals in our food
Plasticizers pose serious threats to human health, and yet they’ve been found in a variety of foods — from fast food to baby food.
Lawn care goes electric
More Americans across the country are ready to say, 'Get off my lawn!' to their noisy, polluting, gasoline-powered lawn mowers, trimmers and leaf blowers.
What’s the problem with fast fashion?
Fast fashion has a huge impact on the environment, creates massive waste and contributes to climate change.